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Chosen from an exceptionally strong and highly competitive applicant pool, these leaders represent some of the very best of the global JA network.
JA Latvia hosted Europe’s largest entrepreneurship festival for youth, GEN-E, this week in Riga, Latvia.
Some leaders build networks. Others use them to create opportunities for everyone around them.
This week, we celebrated 21 JA alumni entrepreneurs from around the world who are building businesses, solving problems, driving innovation, and creating opportunities in their communities.
This new customizable app-based learning experience is designed to help board members better understand JA, strengthen governance practices, and connect more quickly across OneJA.
Become a certified Youth Advocate. Raise your voice. Build your community. Change our world.
Students from around the US gathered in Boston to compete in four national competitions at Future Bound from Junior Achievement USA.
Read how César expanded his understanding of leadership, strengthened his global relationships, and deepened his commitment to the JA mission.
JA Worldwide and IBM today announced the expansion of our global collaboration through IBM SkillsBuild, IBM’s free education program aimed at increasing access to technology education.
Meet the 2026 cohort of JA educators and innovators from across the Americas, Europe, and the broader global JA network exploring how AI can expand opportunity and prepare young people for an evolving economy.
Dinu Reheja’s LEAD experience has confirmed “There is no better learning than from your own peers.”
Inside JA LEAD: How global connections are shaping the next generation of JA leadership.
JA Worldwide presented Marshall Goldsmith with the highest honor for JA supporters: The JA Legacy of Leadership Award
Catalyst New York 2026 brought together JA alumni, business leaders, and supporters for an evening of intergenerational conversation about leadership, mentorship, and expanding opportunity for young people.
At the Skoll Foundation World Forum and at Education House, where JA Worldwide is a global partner, JA colleagues helped convene conversations at major global policy gatherings.
JA and ZZF are investing in young people across regions and contexts—through entrepreneurship education, work readiness pathways, volunteer engagement, and global capacity building—so that resilience is not left to chance. What follows are the stories of how that investment takes shape on the ground.
Junior Achievement of the Palm Beaches & Treasure Coast is sharing different careers in the ocean economy with Florida youth.
The report highlights how entrepreneurship, work readiness, and financial capability can drive shared prosperity and support long-term economic resilience.
This week, JA Worldwide’s CEO and Chief People Officer spoke to 2,500 entrepreneurs at the EO Global Leadership Conference.
Each year, JA Worldwide brings together a select group of high-performing leaders from across the network: Meet the 2026 JA Worldwide Fellows
JA Asia Pacific held the first regional JA Company of the Year Competition this week in Seoul, Korea.
Leaders across the JA network—staff, board members, alumni, and more—continue to expand opportunity, strengthen education, and shape the future of work.
In April Education House will convene leaders at Oxford’s Blavatnik School of Government alongside the Skoll World Forum.
Check out the innovations from the first cohort of the JA Global AI Ambassadors program.